The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-11
LOCAL Bl,EvlTIES.


Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
| the City.
Council meets this evening.
One marriage license was issued yester
day.
OPERA HOUSE, this evenins-"A Tin
Soldier" NM. tI{t 7
Tng Back river Is a solid field Of thick
heavy Ice. 0..'.
Tns Grand this eycnlng--Ba!dwln The
atre Company. .1fEt&1l }lEsGS. b
TnE 1Esna aud Standard mills both suf'
Tered yesterday from shortage Of gas.
TIE Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company intends to put natural gas into
It's station buildings. ia.
"A FEW Bleishs were out yesterday, and
the roads are In fairly good condition fol
tracks on almost every steep atre ct In town
cutters.
JOHN PHAcnr, instead Of Graft, Ia the
name o! ono Of the Democratic nomineea
for the Second Branch Of Council in the
Sixth ward. Il
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
poatotiice: E. Shsfer, James T.. Sanford,
4. W. Lose, VIM. l. Jones. Az. s.
A BELLAlHs widow ia about to enter suit
against Benwood man for breach Of
PROMISE. Pooling with widows is not al
waya as funny as 1t seems, says the hide
pendent. .t,4e
ABOUT ono thousand property owners
in Wheeling arc liable 10 prosecution
daily Tor allowing their sidewalks to re-
main In dangerous condition from snow
and ice. r-'.7-l-.7
J. W. WARD, N. g.; Adam Leonhart,
v.G.; @. K. Smith, Secretary, and Is. +.
Caldwell, Treaaurer, were the officers in
stalled in franklin Lodge No. 8, |. o. 0.
F., last night. a#' NJ n
Tie Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh R,iItosd
Company have several car loads OF mate
rlal for the purpoee Of protecting their
new passenger depot at Bridgeport from
flood and ice. U8Is,' I1I,
THERE were three cases in Police Court
yesterday, aplain drunk, who was dismiss.
ed, and Mrs. il Johnson and her daughter,
whose cases were again continued owing
to sickness in the family.
The Council COMMITTEES on Finance was
to have met last evening, blu. quorum
Jailed to put in an appearance and moth.
ing was done. The COMMITTEES on Ac.
counts met in the afternoon.
| A HORSE belonging to ktess, the brewer
ran OF yesterday and broke tho wagon up
badly. The horse Of Michael, the Eas.
Wheeling grocer, also ran oil, but was
stopped before it did any serioua damage,
The city should have the porch in from,
Of the old Court house boarded up. Chill.
dren play there daily, and several large
massea OF the plaster from tho ceiling
have already fallen. As long as the place
ID open 1t is source Of danger and may
result in a damage suit against the city II
a lot OF cement falls and ipJuras a child, OF
grown person.
SEVERAL Of Sig. d'Auris's pupils will
give cong and piano recitsl this evening
at banners music hall, on Market street.
Quite an elaborate programme has been
prepared, and an evening OF enjoyment
is anticipated by those fortunate enough
to receive invitations. It will bs the fret
OF q series of recitals that will be given by
the pupils Of Sig. d'Aurla during the sea.
son.
NorHlSa in the way OF tarnical comedy
that has been presented here can equal
the famous skipped by the Light OF the
1 Moon" that is to be produced at the Opera
House on next Friday and Saturday even
lnge, tho l4th and 18th insts. This piece
has been witnessed by enormous audiences
| in the leading theatreB of eyeyy larpe CITY
from New York to San Francisco.
Ar a regular meeting Of Bsnwood Lodge
No 9, A. A. Of I. and s. Workers. the fol.
lowing officers were duly installed: Pres.
ident, VIM. Il. Bureee; Vics President,
Wm: Casey; Recording Secretary, Joseph
?: Taylor; Treasurer, Patsr Altmsyer;
ponding Secretary, r. ". Coates; Guide,
Charles sprouts; Inside Guide, Jacob
Flading; Outside Guide, John. Burr
Trusteep, J. W. Davis, Michael Fitz'
patrick, u. Hoyt. ~.